MORIA 19180 Guia De Inicio Rapido

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IMPORTANT: Check the integrity of the pouches, as well as the expiration date on the labels. The
medical device is sterile and for single use only. THE DESIGN OF THESE MEDICAL DEVICES DO NOT
ALLOW REUSE. They should not be resterilized or reused.
To create Ultra-Thin Corneal Lamellar Grafts, please refer to the indicative guide entitled «Creating Ultra-Thin
Corneal Grafts with the Moria system Using Practice Donor Tissue» #65084EN.
To select the appropriate combination of disposable CB heads, please refer to the document entitled «CBSU Head
Selection for Creating Ultra-Thin Corneal Lamellar Grafts» #65082.
Both documents are available on electronic versions on Moria website www.moria-surgical.com (restricted area
- «Library» heading). An individual version is also available upon request (Moria's addresses indicated on back
page).
Remove all the sterile parts from the pouches. Place the base of the chamber on the table and make sure it is
stable.
Preparing the lines to obtain 90mm Hg pressure in the artificial chamber:
Instruction for use of the CBSU ring (19180) with the Single Use artificial
EN
chamber (19182) and the infusion set (19181)
Contents
19182 Artificial chamber base with 2 ports (one of which with a one-way
stopcock), chamber cover, and white screw
19180 CBSU guide ring and blue screw
19181 Infusion tubing set consisting of one IV line with drip chamber, extension
tubing, and one short line with one-way stopcock and syringe
Short line
Attach the short line to the chamber (to the port without stopcock). Check that the
2 stopcocks are open.
Fill the syringe with the corneal storage medium or
physiologic solution (BSS or similar). Attach the syringe to
the short line. Place a finger on the top of the piston and
fill the line completely (from the short line to the end of the
chamber tubing). Close the chamber stopcock.
IV line